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Meaning of undergore
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undergore (v. t.)
To gore underneath.
undergore Sentence Examples
- The hero's undergore was covered in the blood of his slain foes.
- The captive's undergore was bruised and battered, a testament to the brutal torture he had endured.
- The wounded soldier's undergore was patched up, but the pain lingered.
- The child's undergore was pale and sickly, a sign of malnutrition.
- The beggar's undergore was stained with dirt and grime, reflecting his poverty.
- The dancer's undergore was revealed in a tantalizing glimpse, promising more to come.
- The warrior's undergore was scarred and calloused, bearing witness to his many battles.
- The assassin's undergore was hidden beneath a cloak, concealing his deadly intent.
- The villain's undergore was rotten and corrupt, reflecting his evil character.
- The hero's undergore was a beacon of hope, inspiring others to fight for justice.
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To gore underneath.
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The hero's undergore was covered in the blood of his slain foes.
The captive's undergore was bruised and battered, a testament to the brutal torture he had endured.
The wounded soldier's undergore was patched up, but the pain lingered.
The child's undergore was pale and sickly, a sign of malnutrition.
